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Backward design
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progettazione a ritroso, design inverso
an instructional design approach where teachers plan lessons by starting with the end goal in mind, then work backwards to develop the curriculum and instructional strategies
What is "backward design"?
Backward design is a planning method for creating educational experiences where instructors start by identifying the desired learning outcomes or goals and then plan lessons and assessments that will help students achieve those goals. This approach focuses on ensuring that everything in the curriculum is aligned with the end objectives, making learning more focused and purposeful.
Example
Using backward design, the teacher first identified the desired learning outcomes before developing the lesson plans.
The school curriculum was developed using backward design principles to ensure alignment with state standards and educational objectives.
